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By Sun SSu-Mo, his ideas and collected prescriptions were recorded in this book.

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Yin- represents dark, cool, watery and feminine

Yang- is bright, dry, hot, active and masculine

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Handbook of Prescriptions for Emergencies

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Handbook of Prescriptions for Emergencies

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Ko Hung's book containing formulas for treating medical situations

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His write up covers symptoms of infectious diseases such as fevers of yang and chill or shivering of yin

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His write up covers symptoms of infectious diseases such as fevers of yang and chill or shivering of yin

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Zang Zhongjing - introduced many pharmaceutical 

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Zang Zhongjing - introduced many pharmaceutical 

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listed 38 diseases and symptoms and out of the 23 disease named that were consistent throughout the text. In addition, the living condition of people and diet were also mentioned

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Needles made from stone were inserted through the skin at points known as acupuncture points, and were left in place or even rotated to stimulate and redirect the "qi"

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Needles made from stone were inserted through the skin at points known as acupuncture points, and were left in place or even rotated to stimulate and redirect the "qi"

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Imperial School of Medicine was established by the Tang gov

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Imperial School of Medicine was established by the Tang gov

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3 major faculties - medicine, acupuncture, surgery

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Numerous practices done by the Hwang He Civilisation are still being practiced today

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Numerous practices done by the Hwang He Civilisation are still being practiced today

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Acupuncture, herbal treatments, Qi Gong and the concepts of Ying and Yang are still well respected concepts that have withstood the test of time, and are still being utilised by Chinese Medicine practitioners

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Medicine started off with superstitious beliefs in magic and sorcery but slowly evolved into practical techniques

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Medicine started off with superstitious beliefs in magic and sorcery but slowly evolved into practical techniques

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In conclusion, I think medicine in China has really pathed a way for modern medicine. Acupuncture and other traditional remedies are still in use till today

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yin/yang/zang fu combined to concept of 5 phases or wu-xing: water, fire, earth, metal and wood

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361 acupuncture points

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Child Prodigy that mastered Chinese Classics by age 20. His ideas and collected prescriptions were recorded in 'Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold' and 'Precious Formulas for Emergency'. He helped develop nutritional medicine, i.e recommending seaweed to people living in mountains.

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compiled the zhubing yuanhou zonglun

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He studied herbs

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Sharp and very thin needles were then inserted through the skin at specific sites known as acupuncture point

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Sharp and very thin needles were then inserted through the skin at specific sites known as acupuncture point

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Sometimes, they were left in place or even rotated, with over 300 acupuncture points indicated by the Huang Di Nei Jing

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Sharp and very thin needles were then inserted through the skin at specific sites known as acupuncture
point to stimulate and redirect the ‘qi’. The needles are left in the position for a set of time, vibrated, rotated or otherwise manipulated.

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Famous for keeping clinical records and case histories

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- heart, lungs, spleen, liver and kidney: zang or yin
- stomach, gall bladder, intestines, urinary bladder: fu or yang

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Needles used were made of bamboo and stone

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Needles used were made of bamboo and stone

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By Shen Nong, Tao Hongjing, his principal contribution to Chinese Medicine was his recovery and rearrangement of the first formal herbal.

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China's ancient herbal doctors

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means dark,watery,cool,passive and feminine

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 represents the complimentary duality present in all aspects of the universe

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 represents the complimentary duality present in all aspects of the universe

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Acupuncture, aims to correct problems in the flow of qi energy around the body

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Ancient China's earliest professional doctor -known for pulse taking, law of yin & yang and the relationship between wood , metal, fire, four seasons , eight wind conditions and the universe.

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patients were consulted to address the imbalance of qi

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patients were consulted to address the imbalance of qi

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An encyclopaedic store of Chinese medical knowledge and practices

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Zhen Jiu Jiang Yi Jing (Systematic Classic of Act-Moxa Therapy) 

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Zhen Jiu Jiang Yi Jing (Systematic Classic of Act-Moxa Therapy) 

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States about impure foods, overeating, excessive drinking, hazards of fried foods

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China's most famous alchemist. Provided detailed description of serious diseases and formulas for serious medical conditions

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Prescriptions Worth A Thousand Gold and Precious Formula for Emergency

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Prescriptions Worth A Thousand Gold and Precious Formula for Emergency

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by Sun Ssu-Mo
includes nutritional medicine e.g seaweed to treat goiter

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bright, dry, hot, active and masculine

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-written by Zhang Zhongjing
-describes body's internal conditions
-lists more than 250 medicinal recipes

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named many diseases like swollen sores, bone fractures, incised wound, malaria, scabies and carbuncles

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Yin represents dark, watery, cool passive and feminine.

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Dark, watery, cool, passive and feminine

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Chang Chung Ching's book

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Bian Que Nei Jing (Internal classic of Bian Que) 

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Bian Que Nei Jing (Internal classic of Bian Que) 

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Use of needles to redirect the flow of qi

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Use of needles to redirect the flow of qi

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A detailed encyclopedia,